A critical shortage of essential chemotherapy drugs, carboplatin and cisplatin, is severely impacting cancer treatment at B.P. Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital in Bharatpur, Nepal. Patients are being forced to independently seek medication, causing significant delays and disruption to their care. The hospital, a key facility for cancer patients in the region, is struggling to maintain consistent treatment schedules due to the lack of supplies. This shortage raises concerns about the accessibility of vital cancer care within Nepal’s public health system. Hospital officials have not yet released a statement detailing the cause of the shortages or a timeline for resolution. The situation is causing distress for patients and their families, who face added burdens during an already challenging time. Continued disruption could have serious consequences for patient outcomes.